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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation

A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.

📂 Project Structure

skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features

  • Full Skyjo game logic with:

    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection

  • Graphical User Interface:

    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates

  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)

  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty

  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players

⚙️ Installation & Setup

Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.

  1. Clone the repository

    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main

  2. Create a virtual environment

    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate

  3. Install dependencies

    pip install -r requirements.txt

  4. Run the game

    python main.py

  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)

    deactivate

📝 How to Play

  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.

  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.

  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.

  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.

  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:

    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.

  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.

  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.

🛠️ Dependencies

The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):

  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.

See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.

🔧 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! You can:

  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling

🏆 License

This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.

⚡ Notes

  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.

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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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Skyjo - 2 Players - Python Implementation
A complete Python implementation of Skyjo, a popular card game where players aim to minimize their points by revealing, replacing, and discarding cards on a 3×4 grid. This project includes the full game logic, player management, deck handling, and a GUI interface using Tkinter.
📂 Project Structure
skyjo-Python-Implementation/source
│
├── main.py # Entry point of the program
├── game.py # Game logic (turns, deck, discard pile, final round)
├── player.py # Player class (grid, score, actions)
├── card.py # Card class (value, revealed/hidden state)
├── deck.py # Deck class (card distribution, draw, discard)
└── gui.py # Tkinter GUI for interactive gameplay

🎮 Features
  • Full Skyjo game logic with:
    • 3×4 player grid
    • Card drawing from deck or discard pile
    • Card replacement and discarding
    • Triple-column elimination rule
    • Round scoring
    • Final round detection
  • Graphical User Interface:
    • Display player grids
    • Highlight current player
    • Interactive card selection
    • Real-time score updates
  • Supports 2 players (expandable to more)
  • Automatic deck reshuffling when empty
  • Easy-to-extend architecture for additional rules or players
⚙️ Installation & Setup
Make sure you have Python 3.12.10 installed.
  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/ElliotKoch/Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main.git
cd Skyjo-Python-Implementation-main
  2. Create a virtual environment
    python -m venv .venv
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate
# Linux/Macsource .venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Run the game
    python main.py
  5. Deactivate the virtual environment (optional)
    deactivate
📝 How to Play
  1. Each player starts with a 3×4 grid of face-down cards.
  2. Players take turns drawing a card from the deck or the discard pile.
  3. The drawn card can replace a card in the grid or be discarded.
  4. After discarding, the player can reveal a hidden card instead.
  5. Revealing all cards triggers the final round:
    • Other players get one more turn.
    • Scores are tallied at the end.
  6. Columns with 3 identical revealed cards are removed automatically.
  7. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the round wins.
🛠️ Dependencies
The project relies on the following Python packages (as per requirements.txt):
  • Tkinter (built-in GUI library)
  • asttokens, attrs, beautifulsoup4, bleach, docopt, executing, fastjsonschema, ipython, jedi, Jinja2, jsonschema, matplotlib-inline, nbclient, nbconvert, nbformat, packaging, pipreqs, prompt_toolkit, Pygments, requests, tornado, typing_extensions, and more.
See full requirements.txt for all dependencies.
🔧 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! You can:
  • Add more players or AI opponents
  • Improve GUI visuals
  • Add new game rules or modes
  • Optimize game logic or card handling
🏆 License
This project is MIT licensed – feel free to use and modify it freely.
⚡ Notes
  • The game is currently tested for 2 players.
  • Ensure your terminal or IDE supports Tkinter GUI windows.
  • Python 3.12.10 is recommended for full compatibility with requirements.txt.
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